Top Senior Level IT Jobs

The Subcontract Administrator supports the acquisition of complex goods/services, manages subcontractors, and ensures compliance with contractual obligations. Responsibilities include preparing subcontract plans, negotiations, and documentation, while monitoring supplier performance and costs to meet organizational goals.

The LeanIX Administrator will manage and optimize the LeanIX platform, ensuring effective use for enterprise architecture initiatives. Responsibilities include data management, customizing dashboards, and developing integrations using GraphQL. Familiarity with OneTrust and ServiceNow integrations is also required for seamless system interoperability.

The role involves assisting Workday customers with their post Go-Live journey, providing consulting, configuration guidance, troubleshooting, and feature demonstrations to maximize value from Workday applications.

As a Senior IT Auditor at Sabre, you will play a key role in the Sarbanes Oxley program, operational audits, and risk assessment processes. Responsibilities include participating in SOX risk assessment activities, testing controls, collaborating with process owners, and contributing to risk assessment for operational audits and Enterprise Risk Management.

The Senior Systems Specialist will perform maintenance, repair, and servicing of HVAC Building Automation systems. Responsibilities include system commissioning, troubleshooting mechanical and electrical issues, customer training, and documentation. The role demands high levels of customer satisfaction and collaboration with sales for project enhancements.

Seeking a Sr. Penetration Tester with expertise in whitebox assessment to join the Enterprise Information Security team at MUFG. Responsibilities include whitebox assessments, creating custom tools for vulnerability detection, and collaborating with application managers to remediate security risks. Qualifications include a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science, 5+ years of experience in software development and white box assessments, and knowledge of secure software development practices and common security issues.

The Technical Support Specialist II in the Technical Solutions Center is responsible for providing expert technical support for laboratory instruments and assays. Key duties include leading troubleshooting efforts, ensuring customer satisfaction, communicating effectively, and maintaining compliance with regulatory standards. The role requires collaboration with internal teams and may involve training customers on products and services.